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Development of suitable technology for artificial regeneration of Buchanania lanzan in eastern U.P.

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Center for social forestry and eco-rehabilitation

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21st ed PCR 634.97377 CEN/D

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Project Completion Report	NFLIC-FRI Library Hindi Cell	PCR 634.97377 CEN/D (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		A49647

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